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Wanted,

Parties that will exchange wild lands in
Kansas or Texas, for property in leading
towns in Kansas or Mis- ,ouri. to place the
same on our list. FORD q Co.,
3t* 412 e Douglas Ave.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-30

The Wichita Soap Company has been Or
| ganized, and now want to buy two or three
| lots located inside the city limits and on
some railroad Those having such lots for
sale will call at Mr.. John B. Carey's offics at
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-30

Tonight the Boat Club will give their clos
ing party. The members are making great
preparations to have this most enjoyable
and delightful affair and judging from their
past efforts they will succeed.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-30

Yesterday morning Deputy Douglas v.
Donnelly arrested Mr.. johnson on Noreo
| MaiA treet, who was severely desired III
Crawford county for engaging in JOINT en-
|
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-30

Notice is hereby given 10 all real estate
agents that my n Market st property has
this dav been drawn from the market
1l4lt* Mrs. L. LATHAM
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Notice to Real Es,aters
Whom il msv concern. Los AMI {. 9Th
avenue. Deffenbaugh's add, arc off the
market r V NighinlaD. Gii4-lts
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-30

A few lots will sell way down in Deer Park
this morning to start the ball rolling.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-30

Everyone wishing cut flowers for the ball
sbonld call at the Wichita floral depot. 404
y Water st. ll4-1t*
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-30

Parties wishing to buy or sell inside prop
erty will do we'll 70 call on heed q hoDln-on,
lg5 z Douslas ave. if''
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-30

Famous closing sale. E. s. W. linen col
lars, all sizes, l5c. 10S-tf
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-30

Hotchkiss d Wheeler and Deer Park! Dee
Park 1891
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-30

The north holt of South University plao
add; buy now before they advance. liz If
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-30

Snaps in Deer Park this morning. SCI
Reed & Robinson dlI4-1t
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-30

Wanted
To exchange land in Butler or Greenwood
Co for stock cattle. FORD q Co,
1857 42 f. Douglas ave.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-30
wichita ao.t club soiree.

Gentlemen expeo ting to attend the Wichita
Boat Club party tonight, should visit Gold
standt the gents furnisher, at @oi Douglas
ave, for fine Furnishings. BE has the latest
and correct styles, ilf-is
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-30
4l4 E. Dongla
Special Notice.

The first buyers in Deer Park today will
''get there Eli" HoTCHKINs & WHEELER.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-30

We are authorized to announce that there
will be woman's meeting at Memorial hall
this afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-30
Wanted

Deer Park. Deer Park! Deer Park! Deer
Park! 1897
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-30
Princess Addition

Catch on to Deer Park today See Hotch-
kins & Wheeler dll4-lt
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-30

Get in on the ground loor. Deer Park or
sale today by Reed G. Robinson d1l4-1t
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z HnuSNS

Cbsice cut flowers at i0i n Water st.
ll4ItF
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-30

Deer Park, on sale Wednesday. See Reed
& Robinson fi3-2t
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-30
Cut Flower

Choice cut flowers of all kinds, 404 N
Water st. I14It*
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ATTENTION BUILDERS

Choice lots $50 to S2C0
lI2-Gt ALLEN, GRAHAM & JOKES.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-30

Two new additions this week. Another
ore coon at Red & RobinsOn's. 1l4-4t
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-30
ZEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

"a following are the real estate transfers
rd-d 10 the register of deeds office yester-
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-30

112-Gt Ia North Main
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-02-03

Deans f. May Of st. Iohasburr. assistant
stisssst general. y r 0rncpitsi Of Bar
hnsion. assislaa, qaaricrmAsier eencrAl
and HeuryC Bates 81 81 Iohnsbary Judge
sdvocale general.
Ja5ge u H. Wheeler has started cot q
petition % TIE posiofioe department Cor q
free postal delivery 10 Bra,,lebaro nnaer
the pro,isioos a The new laa.
A fordesie at West Rni,ani recently
bought horse Tor Sis9 A few days
later be sold the animal 10 New York
dealer for $500 The New Yorker has Just
disposed Of The horso fos STo0.
To. Ice ia Black river broke Up at
Springfield Sunday and formed jam 10
several placer. so as TO hipder the shops
from running. The Vermont sns,h and
foundry company canno, run. and dyns-
mate is bring used TO blow out the ice
Hon II. @. Root. who recently started
for Florida, turned back from Washing
ton, 10 order to visit the governors Of
Vermont New Hampshire and Massachu-
setts to get their approval Of tho design
for the bennington battle monument.
He had already obtained President Cleve
lands aud is succeeding with the Cover
unfa
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WHAT TRUE MERIT WILL DO.

The unprecedented sale Of Bosehee's
German swep within a few years. has as
tonished the world. IL is without doubt
the safest and best remedy ever discovered
for the speedy and eifectnal cure OF
Coughs, Colds and the seyerest Lung
troubles, II acts on an entirely different
principle from the usual prescriptions
given by Physicians, as 1t does not dry up
a Cough aud leave the disease still in the
system. bnt on the contrary removes the
cagss Of the trouble, heals the parts affected
aud leaves them in purly healthy condi-
ton. bottle kept 10 the house for use
when the diseases make their appearance,
will save doctors bills and long spell OF
serious illness. A trial will convince you
OF these fscts. 1t is positively sold by all
druggists and general dealers in the land.
Price. 70 cts, large bottles.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-02-03


The TriImcs Washington correspond
cat tasN There eau be- 30 longer any
aJubt about Mr. MAuBiog's intention to
rssigu shortly after the adjournment o.
congress, OF Rs soon rs the duties OF bis
ciiice gill permit II. Tie President has
sppaieutly given up al idea Of retaining
MI Manning In bis cabiuet When he
entered the White Honte he enterisined
the sentimental notion that II would be q
great thing to be surrounded by the same
body q advisers throughout his term OF
oliice, ard be frequently expressed the
hops that he cabinet es originally formed
would lemaiu iuiaci while be held Office,
10 tils slisnbe notion rs to be sseribcd
much 81 the lorbesrsnce sh"wn Auofnr.
General GaliAnd. To What a strsib the
latter put tActe sentimental notions oil
the Precedent Is only too well known. But
all this ia 70 loo set @ilc, aud 1t would
surprise DO one now If Mr. Mannings
resignation proved the signal for COM
pleie reorganization OF the cabinet.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-02-03
STATE NEWS.

Jnlsv J X. Daring of Grotton has
ab.ut 500 900 let 81 logs in iis mill aud
vii; roon Increase the 81, ok 10 1000 coz
feet Kicker mint 90 900 feet
for both mills,
A d.nJ c-iiamt, The Hop Plfsisr is
more active thal any o,hsf plaster Oh earth.
Kills pain
Baldwin sud Hsz~n Of Groton have nov
4 600 900 fet ui logs 10 their mill CT
Groton pond, ard 100 m.r are sill 10 the
woods 10 Ia, rrsse the stock willie STOW
lasts
liop Pas'rS aie sontiiee stimulating
paiukillins ani sirri 81 sulng. clean,
sweet aud snre
Bella llasiinps u ST. J .lusbnty. Who
had bronsh mt asaiD'i the Boston 4
Lowell road Tor AL sc'nirni Which dis
abled one Of his legs, has settled tie case
with the company Tor $500.
A s;e that cannot smile 10 never good.
The motbcriy lace Of Mrs. Pinkham APP
pears in all the papers We read. A word
TO the wise, etc.
special meeting Of the stockholders
OF the Vermont Investment aud Gaarsn-
lee company held al Orwell. January 90,
1t was unanimously voted TO increase the
capital stock 81 The company to $500, 900.
10 b. paid up on the 9th day Of April
next.
Anxious Ibqairer; NJ We kaog OF
nothing that will d. a. much good as
lydia u pinkhams Vegetable Com
pound.
The unprecedented snceess and merit OF
Eiy's Cream Bslni real core for ca
tarrh, bay fever aud cold ia the bead has
induced many adyep,uters 70 place ca,arrh
medicines bearing some resemblance 10
appearance. style ~ nAtae upon the mar
kei. in order to trade upon be reputation
Of Eiys Cresm Balm D3n't be deceived.
Boy only Elys Gran Balm. Many in
your immediate locslity will testify IN |
big hest com mendaiion Of H. A particle 10
applied into each pos,ril; no pain; agreea
bic 10 use. Price SOC,
frsnk Pierce, 500 Of Arthur Pierce. OF
while nding in carriage
thrust his foo, through the glass OF the
carriage door ADD fell. The fractured 4
glass severed The large artery ia the
groin. causing dosih in aboa. ten min
uies
Water ia os,er creek was highest 10 the
'iciriiy o. wailinsiori, for IS years. The
rack vss flooded f0r hslf E.le south 81
here A. il dill no, vssh on, The road
led itsins wefe nia mach delayed No
cams esuii Sc, ih,oash on The highssy
ssnday.
Grad Array D~psriment Commander
DicAgsll Of 81 Jahnsbary has sppcinied
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geese .hcsld provide some FAIR way 81 ID
lnsitpe ,be snoounis
NSasori bias. by enseirs est pnthoriscd
hu suvrsor and snasior 10 meet parties
10 bs sppsia,~d Wy the uaiied STATES and
- iasi ibe ditEsreuoes ppoa fair sna eqsis-
slsls rritcaplss 10 receive sry sum due
fannai aaa 10 pay ssy amoaut found
doe lhe lnsied s.sts~ A due considers
tlen 81 onr oss Interests add courtesy 10
The state 4 Nsrmoai reqaaIes thai eon-
srte arospi The proposition ,hHs tender
IA
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-02-03

/ Ssnstof ElDnHds resolution which
passed lbc S~rate With Only Que dissent
ins vote. s1ihor1ns the President II be
iads tibet our dshlns tessels are not given
fair ifesimeni 10 Cansdlan waters. 10 deny
certain privileges 10 Canadians, such ~
seliing iish ~ our markets etc We doubt
whether ihs administration wiil take any
ssoh .. spoIaibiliiy. bu, Il II does not IL
wili not Lc i4r lsek Of authority. for =
similar measure ~As passed at the last
Session, bat the ouirages have continued
With impnGiiy.
OF eoafse the Canadians claim tina. they
bave oaiy carried on. the treaty OF 1878.
which u the only treaty 10 force TOW,
which prohibits Americans from fishing
within THREE miles u the shore. Senator
.Fye's speech contsius complete let OF
the seizures. Ii suits aud ouirages TO which
American hshrrmtn we're subject last year;
aud only ia ono iastance was the charge
made that there bal been any attempt TO
fish within the three mile limit In enc
case that Of the Highland Lisht-the
Yankee skipper was suspected Of illegally
catching enough fish for the crew break
fast That vas the sole violation Of the
Treaty Of 1918 Ia every other instance
The Customs regulations and provincial
statutes were strained aud vigorously APP
Piled SO as 10 haIass. iuiimidate aud pers.
ccute American fishermen. The British
Foreign ONCE instead Of repudiaiing this
policy has aided and abeitel the Domin.
ion authorities 10 petty prosecution by
sanationing the Forfeiture act
Senator Frye, whose recent speech was
siBgularly moderate 10 tone aud thorough
" we'll Informed, r,cited one instance OF
persecution that was fairly grotesque.
The schooner Mollie Adams in a heavy
blow of Prince Edwards Island rescued
seventeen men from sinking Canadian
schooner Her captain was not allowed to
land the shipwrecked crew until he had
fed them for several days and paid their
railway passage to their homes. He lost
ten days on this errsnd OF mercy. and hav.
log run shor, Of provisions thereby he was
not allowed TO buy half barrel OF -four.
He was threatened with seizure proceed
ings # be should purchase any supplies
v hatsoeyer, and 81 uiser warned linn TO
30 outside The three mile limit 40 soon as
p0sslbtt. TIE S.Laitr properly charac-
Ieri2ed tl,se proceedings as exec edlug III
pud humanity any thing that
bad ty,r lerr,tei III the Ftp Islands.
S-tatuf filrs geleial conclusion may
De heaflils comm, hdtd 70 the good Judge
men, OF "a, American people He justly
,ays that Nation Of 60 600, 900 - tie rich
st. II not ilse H.ttt powerful people on
'srtb Viii not outrage tb,ir conscious
bride Il, TesoFliug Ia these miserable
ricks ani petty Prosecutions by way OF
etaliatiau II thea bomIbion authorities
PERSIST il violating the principles OF good
leis bborhoud aud msIi'inr civilization.
,ur lutis IL nst be closed l., Proclamation
gaiust their com ncfce and products.
fhi, poNei is ruui, RED upon the British
crown by tie Navigation laws in similnr
xigetcips IL Should he Immediately ex
iciscd by TIA, Pr sidtn', il Il single out
age h- committed on the Canadian sea q
'oard all,r tie passage ct the Edmunds !
ILL.,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-02-03
NOTICE.

| NOTICE.
~ The NONRESIDENT proprieiois of the town
OF Mlncbe ster, county OF bennington aud state
| OF Vermont are hereby notified that the taxes
assessed by said town aud state for the three
ytars next prect ding this date remain in whole
| unpaid on the following described lands In said
| town, viz.
| One hundred acres more or less lying In the
| north. west corner OF the town OF Manchester,
| bounded on the west aud north by eandgale aud
| Dorset, and known as the Sanford lot
Also one other piece containing l03 scres and
"A rods OF land, situated In the west part OF the
town of Manchester, and Ia the same premises
set of to Simeon Watkins in the division Of sim
con Hszietons estate, reference being had 10
the Probate Records Of the Manchester District
| for more particular description.
Also, one other piece containing rs acres. sold
| by VIM. Turner 10 the Arlington Manufacturing
| Company by deed dated Dec 2sih 1879, and re-
corded in Manchester lard records, Book 70,
| page IS
Alec one other piece. being part Of the 9th
Diyi-ion, drawn to the original right OF James
Hopkins, containing about 20 acres and described
in deed from J. X. Brush 10 the Arlington Man.
nfsc,nripg Company, dated june 5ih, 1880 and
recorded In Book 40 page 20 cf Manchester land
rec ride.
Also one other piece containing 80 acres and
lis rods described 10 deed from N j. and A. b.
Coyey 10 Arlington Manufacturing Company
dated Dec. 10Th, 1879, and recorded In book 90
page 81 OF Manchester land records.
Aud Al Of the above described lands being act
10 the Arlington Manufacturing Company, Linn
ted, corporation eiistiDg by virtue Of the
laws Of the state Of New York, located Ia the
City OF New York.
Amount OF fares 1923
And 90 much of said lsnds xili be sold Al plb
tic auction At the Town Clerks Office In said
Manchester, on saturday the 2sth day Of febfu.
AIRY A, ID. 1857 at o'clock In the afternoon, ~
shall be requisite 10 pay sald taxes with costs,
unless previously paid.
y. D. GIDDISs,
Collector OF TAxes.
Dated AT Manchester, this 18th day Of January
A. d. 1857. 3G5t3w |
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NOTICE.


~ The nonresident proprietors OF the town
OF Sunderland, in the County OF Bennington aud
state of Vermont, are hereby notified that the
taxes assessed by said Town IN which said lands
are situated for The year 1876 remain in whole
or in part unpaid on the following lands in said
Town, to wit.
Lot No, 50, 81 Division 100 acre., Original
Proprietor Daniel Jones. Lot No SO, I'd Divi
sion, 100 acres, Original Proprietor, Jonathan
Strong. The above iots laet owned by Phebe T.
Hard. Amount OF Tax, 81 Co.
Lot No. 81, 2d Division, so acres, Original Pro
prietor, Timothy Masters, Last owned bv Sarah
L. Hard Amount OF Tax, s2.65.
Also. all the tight title and nterestsoi Clinton
B. Hard TO certain pieces OF land 10 Sunderland
conveyed 10 him by quit claim from sbaIer N.
Hard. Amount OF Tax, 1898
Also ~ acres OF land decided by Maynard
knights to Arthur Andrew. Last owned by Ar
tber Andrew Amount of Tax. 1926
For mole particular description of the shove
lands reference may be had to the land records
OF Sunderland. VT.
And go much OF said lands will be sold at
public auction at tho Raj road Depot in Sunder-
land on the 2sth, day OF February. 1887, at 10
O'Clock in the forenoon, as shall be requisite to
said taxes with costs, unless previ.
ously psid
Dated at Sunderland, this 3lst day Of January
A. D. 1857.
3s3w W. G PARKER. First Constable
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-02-03

Tie Dtmoeraiic journals are trying to
mske capital oat q the senaies adverse
seis0n on Naitbess nomination. which,
ihfy ssy. ia due 10 the fact that Matthews
"a colorcd Democrat SO far as the Re
pubheau senators are concerned this is not
trBe. fhr question oi eolor bad nothing
shai,reI 10 90 With their aetloo. They
dnsprfosej the nomination hecsuse Mat
ibsss is not resided, uf Washington as
be fe sisitr 81 deeds TOT that city should
L., aud boeanse be VAS 40 offensive and
unbcapulous patlirau In his home at Al
ilsay All bat tuo Of 'be Democrats on
toe c1umillte united 10 the adverse re-
port Under the circumstance, the less
the Democracy howl over The case the
better for them,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-02-03
New Millinery Goods
FALL AND WINTER.

| have 3 very large and elegant assortment OF
goods, which have been selected in New York
with great care to suit the wants Of the people
In this vicinity. have Hats and Bonnets iu all
rioiy 81 trimmed bonbeis and bats for ladies'
aud children Yelvets and trimming materials
in all shades and prices. Lace and picot edge
ribbons In eli widths aud shades, and some of
them will be sold at less than one-hslf the usual
prices A large stock Of faney feathers, wings
aud tips at low pf'ces Alec all goods in the
millinery ne which win be sold at satisfactory
prices
Il. Y. sToCKWELL.
Manchester. Vt, November End, 1856. 622tf
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-02-03
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

" Estate Of ANNA Is. BENNETT.
Tae undersigned, having been appointed by
the Hon. ProDste Court for the District OF Man.
chester. Commissioners, to receive, examine,
and adjust all claims and demands ofsll persons
against the estate 81
Anna b. Betnett late Of Manchester
IN said district deceased, and all claims exhibited
10 effect thereto, hereby give notice that We will
meet for the purposes aforesaid, at the
Court Home IN Manchester, on the
2, b dav OF July next. fiom nine O'Clock q. NJ.
until four O'Clock p M, on said
lay and that six mouths from the rs day Of
January A d, 1857, is lifetime limited SAID
Court for said creditors 10 present their claims
to us for examination aud allowance.
Dated at Msnche,er this 25th day Of January
A d. 1887.
MALCOLM CaNFIELD, co.
MASON :. C0LBUES, WI" ~
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Willing TO Help

Ne de- u0t generally take notice OF the
personal qgatrels between newspaper ed =
ii0is, but the last Argus says that the
pabhcaiion Of what Editor Chase Of the
Democratic Lyudon U,sioa says sbout Hi
ram Atkips helps tia, paper among the
Democrat. generally, Ia the state, and ~
Ne ate eiIliag to help a brother editor We
venture a. republish one Of the Union ar
,ieltp Opr rraders Will bear 10 mind that
the question u'drr discussion is, which is
tbs beti,r Democrat, Chase or Atkins
Tbis is Bal Chase says
eve lase never been logged for disloy
aliy. We never chuckled with glee at the
distress u ar country. Weuever pushed
bsrk wh,u Uncle Sam cried ont 10 agony
Tor help 20 seep the old fig aiioat in the
bre,x. 81 true Democrat ever did this.
Bat Hiram Atkins did. He never saw q
day when be couli raise his unworthy
l.ea oug ~ The filth Of ,iralent partisan
fulgdies Ia ite .ury sunlight II patiiet
irfti, 40 upFe ihhn @att- baes toad could
.kp slGgs aod rise from the ecsspool into
itr pur4 a'mospher aAtye What biazen
iHpnielcr i1r susa man u undertake to
htrmige the quality Of true Democracy.
he stunidn'l be surprised at having liz
nip liiled shen he presumes to under
take such 40 impossibility. We have faid
laai tbt. msn is 40 Incubus and night
,..sfe upon lhe Democratic party OF N.r.
nspst lbs remark Is ,rne enough to he
slsnoi} poi 10 big letters. aud TO be paint
al over ~ entrances ~ every Democratic
hsadq aarlers iu tue state. He is stencil
~ tAe n5ai,,sa " patriotic Democracy, and
a wrrnehiae eag upon the political public
generalit
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Tho Government Claim Aeainst Yer
mont.

IN
Lat fall some excitement was occss-
toned Ia lhis state b. the statements
generating from the officers Of tho admin.
istrSliou that the General government had
= valid elaim'Ag sinst The State for 500. COO.
for var material furnished in 1864 The
Jadicify COMMITTEES Of the house las
Just naar report. Of which the following
u 90 extract; Tie Uniied S;s,es In 1854
and 1855 issnel TO the siate Of Vermont
military arms. equipments. commissary,
aasi,afmssief and other stores to the
amount d 600. 600. 3, the prices charged
in the esanauce bnrean. BY Law Vermont
j. entitled 10 credit Of SIS. 900 on account
II ihe uss Of said stores, OF portion Of
them. 10 the suppression Of the rebellion
Ion her quota Of sEms distributed among
The States ior esfisia years, Tor Suspend
"a war debl 90 which the authorities Of
the uuitsl States sllos sic. 600; aSd she
r.sims sgeili tof eertaia etpeusss incurred
10 rspeliing iavssioos Of her northern Dor.
der aarias the waf. Tits claim has o1ly
rserHily been made. and all 20, probably
bs Insisted apos, The muskets issued to
vsrmoui $4,000 sue charged a, s22 30
each
10 1870 u. 800 81 these maskels we're
sold uulrr Tie Authority o. The stale al 81
each, ana The moaey pat IN the treasury
81 lhst state
Iabs prize sas Doubtless the fnll value
"a TIE srsas. bot lHasmseh "A they we're
charged al n1ch larger smount Erd the
cilssrs ~ ne ,reasar, department have
no sashersls 10 settle The secouns on
diaspni basis. and rs yernont will mol,
AID 0agh, col 10 be asked 10, settle on AZ
ae9uiiahls basis. II Is eridsai thai con
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-02-03
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Estate OF UEohGE FOWLLR,
The undersigned, having been appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court for the District Of Man.
chester Commissioners, to receive, examine and
adjust all cl inns and demands Of all persons
against the estate OF
George Fowler late OF Sunderland
10 said District, deceased, aud all claims exhib.
tied in Offset thereto, hereby give notice that
We will meet for the purposes aforesaid, u the
late dwelling house OF the said deceased on the
9th day Of July neat. from o'clock,
M. until o'clock p. NJ, OF said day. and that
siI months from the 9th day OF January A ID.
1857 is the time limited by said CourA for sad
creditors TO present their claims to US for exam
insiion and allowance.
Dated at Sunderland, this 9th day oiJanuAry
A. d. 1887.
SAMUEL II. CRUM, Cont.
JOSEPH PARSONS "on -
3ssw
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7 COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Estate Of JKKRf DaiscciL,
Tie undersaned, having been appointed By
the Hon. Probate Couu for the district Of MAJ.
chester, Commission.rs, to receive, ersnine snd
adjust all claims and demands Of all persons
against The estate Of
Jerry Dnscoll, late Of Rupen,
10 aid district deceased, and all claims sILib.
itsdin o1sei thereto, hereby awe notice thai We
will meet for the purposes Aforesaid, ~ the
Colburu Houss Ia Manchester, onithe 1ist Day OF
Jaly neft. from ocitck a. NJ. urtii o'ciosi , n.
on Gid dag, and thai sIf months from ils Gle,
day u January a. b. 1887 IL The tins limited BY
BY ssld C0osi for said creditor 20 present their
eikms 70 ns fx .ssmipatlo0 snd allowance.
Dated al Manchester this xisf, day "
shuary D ihsT.
ALLEE L. GRAVE I. cn,....
sTws JAMks A. THAYEE, ~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-02-03

M Biscors. The rev United States
.enstor elect ifom ibe State ~ View York,
il loahllea % able man, ~ sell As more
sapuis1ced Legislator ihsn either senator
Wslist o. Mr.. Mortan. lie hss 40 nobism
ishsd psrsabsl reputation. aud Ia bic ca
rnsf IL the House be has VOC and hss de-
served The respect u all parties by his
caBdor. coariesy. aSd fairness, % we'll "A
hy BE sLiiily. He has many Of The quail
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